Titlebook: International Finance in Emerging Markets; Issues, Welfare Econ Songporn Hansanti,Sardar M. N. Islam,Peter Sheehan Book 2008 Physica-Verlag

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Analysis of Sequencing of Financial Liberalisation in Thailandried from one country to another, depending on the nature and conditions of each economy, a significant number of economists now accept that the sequence of financial liberalisation is reduction of deficits, trade and domestic financial reform, foreign exchange rate reform, with capital account refo

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Capital Controls: Consequences of Financial Liberalisationotty and Epstein (1999) refer to capital controls as any policy designed to limit or redirect capital account transactions. Bakker (1996) defines it as any government measures to restrict or bar the sending of capital outside a country. Neely (1999) argues that these broad definitions suggest that i

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Exchange Rate Policy and Its Consequencestudies the development of the basket of currencies and reviews the overall exchange rate of Thailand after this policy was implemented. Section 6.5 analyses the consequences of the basket of currencies on the Thai economy, focusing on trade growth and the increase in foreign funds to financial marke

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Conclusions and Policy Implicationsets are taken care of with appropriate policy by developing a strong regulatory and institutional framework prior to the liberalisation process. Also, research has shown that the sequence of the reforms process and the pace of liberalisation play a crucial role in avoiding financial instability of a

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7908-2044-7Asia; Development; Emerging Markets; Finance; Financial Market; Thailand

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